Advanced technology designed to enhance fuel combustion efficiency by increasing oxygen concentration in combustion air. Replaces portion of nitrogen in air with pure oxygen, resulting in higher flame temperatures, improved combustion efficiency, and reduced emissions of nitrogen oxides (NOx) and carbon dioxide (CO₂). Uses pure or oxygen-enriched air as combustion medium, primarily producing carbon dioxide and water vapor.
Efficient CO₂ Capture: High CO₂ concentration (80-98%) reduces capture and separation costs
Reduced Emissions: Substantially lowers exhaust gas emissions, supporting environmental protection goals
Enhanced Thermal Efficiency: Optimizes heat energy use, improving overall system performance
Advanced Air Separation Support: Uses cutting-edge air separation technologies (polymeric membrane, pressure swing adsorption, cryogenic distillation) to generate oxygen-enriched air
Chemical and Power Industries: Ideal for sectors requiring efficient carbon capture, enhancing efficiency and reducing carbon emissions
Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS): Widely used across CO₂ capture, storage, and transport chain, aiding transition to low-carbon economy
Industrial Combustion Systems: Applicable to various industrial combustion setups, significantly reducing pollutants from traditional combustion processes
Oxygen Generation: Air separation by advanced technologies
Air Enrichment: Controlled oxygen/air mixing
Optimized Combustion: High-efficiency burning
Condensation: Water vapor removal by cooling
CO₂ Concentration: Achievement of 80-98% pure CO₂